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Molten metal is carefully poured into molds as metal makers create new castings from recycled scrap metal. The Metal Makers from Chicago set up and demonstrated their portable foundry in a large temporary sandbox in the parking lot of The Henry Ford museum during Maker Faire. Makers converged in Dearborn ( for the Detroit - Motor City Maker Faire 2011 ) from all over the country.
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Te invitamos a ver fotos EXCLUSIVAS del casting que se realizó en el foro 7 de Televisa San Ángel para elegir a uno de los personajes de "Durmiendo con mi Jefe".
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Te invitamos a ver fotos EXCLUSIVAS del casting que se realizó en el foro 7 de Televisa San Ángel para elegir a uno de los personajes de "Durmiendo con mi Jefe".
At Make Me A Meukow Model casting show at carnival city show on Thursday 29th October, 24 young ladies made it another step closer to becoming one of the 6 who would have an amazing opportunity to win a $50,000 contract and represent the prestigious brand of Meukow...
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👠Denae Madray
👠Stacy Castle
👠Denescia Verdon
👠Joanna McCater
👠Annmarie Briggs
👠Vernel Letren
👠Jael-Joy Ahye
👠Layla Emery
👠Jiselle Huggins
👠Roberta St. Hillaire
👠Dania Duntin
👠Samantha Peterson
👠Giselle Diaz
👠Atsha Manzwell
👠Jeuel Green-Thompson
👠Carlyah Lynch
👠Joe Pierre
👠Deniel Estrada
👠Annmarie Hutchinson-Claxton
👠Melissa Charles
👠Abby Jarvis
👠Marceline Williams
👠Shenelle Flanders
👠Sasha Edwards
👠Marissa Diaz
👠Ayanna Francis
👠Patricia Maharaj
👠Avionne Mark
Event: Make Me A Meukow Model
Date: Thursday 29th October, 2015
Venue: Carnival CIty
Athan casting spells in Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Diagon Alley at Universal Studios Florida.
Athan casting spells in Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Diagon Alley at Universal Studios Florida.
This was my first attempt at a vapor casting derived from a star shape. Everyone seemed to agree that it looked like a base for a bowl or orb.
Model casting with designers
Photo credit Vanja Jimmy Ivosevic
place: Master centar, Novi Sad, Serbia
Date: 01.11.2015.
Seagulls report to the first, early-morning casting call for a remake of Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 movie, The Birds.
In this version, Queenstown Bay, New Zealand replaces Bodega Bay, California as the movie's location.
From the autumn 2016 trip to Vietnam:
Wednesday morning, October 5, the second day in Hoi An. The previous night, we arranged to tag along with a half day bus tour to My Son. (For any Chinese reading this, “My Son” comes from the Chinese…”meishan/美山”…which translates to “beautiful mountain for any English speakers reading this…which I’ll guess is everyone since I primarily write in English.)
I forget how much we paid, but I think it was 400,000 VND (~$20)/person for a small, private bus/van with a guide to come pick us up at our hotel at 8:30 – after a wonderful breakfast on the balcony – and we made our way the hour or so to My Son.
It’s not too far from Hoi An; I think I remember reading that it’s around 60 km away, so I’m not quite sure why it took an hour to get there. We stopped at 3-4 other hotels to pick up others – mostly Chinese tourists – before heading out of town. Even with that, it seemed to take a little longer than justified by the stated distance, since the roads are in great condition, in addition to having very little traffic. Really, though, this isn’t a complaint. I enjoyed seeing the countryside on the way out to My Son.
If you’ve seen my other collection from Siem Reap, you’ll know how much I love these thousand-plus year-old temples, so when I read about My Son – the capital of the Champa kingdom which ruled southern Vietnam roughly from Danang down to the southern tip of Indochina, I had to include this side trip.
Now, you absolutely cannot (or should not) compare this with the Angkor complex, and I won’t mention why here. If you can avoid comparisons, you’ll find a wonderful, small complex here. From the parking lot, you go to the very nice and informative Visitors’ Center to learn about the temples (what’s left of them) and a little of the Champa history.
After a few minutes orienting yourself to the surroundings, you walk to a bus stop and take an open bus two kilometers up the hill to the ruins. From there, you can take a loop trail – probably about a kilometer in total, if not a little farther – to see all of the ruins.
The temples aren’t named. They’re simply called “Group A, Group A1, Group B, Group C,” and so on. Group A, for example, would have a central temple and a handful of smaller ruins surrounding it. The groups are so small/condensed that it’s actually hard to know where one ends and another begins – especially with Groups A, B, and C. After a 10-15 minute walk from the bus stop, and immediately before arriving at the ruins, you pass a pavilion where they have cultural shows – which we saw – with singing and dancing, and also a concession stand/souvenir shop.
I really loved the little show and, hopefully, some of the pictures turned out well enough. It also wasn’t terribly long; about 30 minutes or so. After that, our guide finally took us through the various temples, or what’s left of them.
Sadly, many of these were destroyed – almost beyond repair – during the Vietnam War by the U.S. bombers. Sometimes, after bombing, they would follow up with Hueys and really finish things off. A French archaeologist apparently had to write a letter to President Nixon to beg him to stop destroying this particular area.
With those sad thoughts in mind, you wander around and see some rather demolished ruins, but also some renovations – almost all renovated with very, very little of the original left – but, you don’t get the feeling that this is a bad thing.
We finished at My Son and were on the bus back to Hoi An sometime around 1:00. We arrived no later than 2:00 and went straight out to get a wonderful local lunch that, for me, included a White Rose.
After lunch, we spent the rest of the day exactly as we did the day before, wandering around the exceptionally photogenic Old Town just to relax, shoot pictures, and have dinner. The weather was gorgeous for the entire day, so things turned out rather well.
That’s all for the two days in Hoi An. I would gladly come back to this town. However, the following morning, we would have another (identical) breakfast to today before bidding farewell to Madame An, Jean, and the rest of the fantastic staff at the Hoang Trinh Hotel. The Easy Riders – Mr. Trung and Mr. Trong’s nephew – would show up at exactly 8:30, as punctual as they promised – and we’d begin a new day wandering around central Vietnam on our way to Hue.
As always, thanks for dropping by and viewing these pictures. Please feel free to leave any questions or comments and I’ll answer as I have time.
Molten metal is carefully poured into molds as metal makers create new castings from recycled scrap metal. The Metal Makers from Chicago set up and demonstrated their portable foundry in a large temporary sandbox in the parking lot of The Henry Ford museum during Maker Faire. Makers converged in Dearborn ( for the Detroit - Motor City Maker Faire 2011 ) from all over the country.
Athan casting spells in Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Diagon Alley at Universal Studios Florida.
www.raycastings.com/products/vacuum-die-casting.html
The vacuum casting, as this name indicates, is casting method which the major processes including the melting, pouring, solidifying are performed inside the vacuum chamber. The vacuum is able to minimum the gas content of the product, and prevent further oxidation happening to the metal. This is a quite expansive technic, manufacturing the special alloy steel and oxidate-like titanium casting part can use this method to achieve a very high specification requirements.
The Methods Of Vacuum Die Casting
The vacuum die casting is further modified technic to the vacuum casting. It is die casting method but the main process performs after a certain degree of vacuum building up. The degree of vacuum is about to be 50~80 kPa. In practice, there're 2 major kind of method for the vacuum die casting:
1. using a vacuum cover seal the mold. The cover take the whole mold closed, and pump out the air inside, then do the die casting works.
2. the vacuum is created by the help the mold parting surface. There is specific designed air vent groove in the mold which connected with the vacuum system. When the injection plunger close the pouring gate, the air pump works to create the vacuum to a certain degree, then the die casting works could be conducted.
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One of the experiments I tried a few weeks ago, using sheet dental wax.
This is steel mesh cast in place. The mould didn't fill because I made an error in calculating the weight of metal.
I'll be using this technique sometime soon.
The Alginate Casting Powder is mixed with water. There is a complete working time of about 5 minutes before it starts to set. This is the same material used to make dental impressions.
At Make Me A Meukow Model casting show at carnival city show on Thursday 29th October, 24 young ladies made it another step closer to becoming one of the 6 who would have an amazing opportunity to win a $50,000 contract and represent the prestigious brand of Meukow...
www.facebook.com/MeukowTT/?fref=ts
👠Denae Madray
👠Stacy Castle
👠Denescia Verdon
👠Joanna McCater
👠Annmarie Briggs
👠Vernel Letren
👠Jael-Joy Ahye
👠Layla Emery
👠Jiselle Huggins
👠Roberta St. Hillaire
👠Dania Duntin
👠Samantha Peterson
👠Giselle Diaz
👠Atsha Manzwell
👠Jeuel Green-Thompson
👠Carlyah Lynch
👠Joe Pierre
👠Deniel Estrada
👠Annmarie Hutchinson-Claxton
👠Melissa Charles
👠Abby Jarvis
👠Marceline Williams
👠Shenelle Flanders
👠Sasha Edwards
👠Marissa Diaz
👠Ayanna Francis
👠Patricia Maharaj
👠Avionne Mark
Event: Make Me A Meukow Model
Date: Thursday 29th October, 2015
Venue: Carnival CIty
Seattle streets are full of people enjoying the summer sun. This cyclist was one of them. It wasn't until I uploaded this shot that I noticed the rider had a "pocket full of Kryptoonite," (her orange bike lock in her back pocket :-).
The Altar and the Door Tour
Casting Crowns with guests Leeland and John Waller
Casting Crowns Official Site
Casting Crowns MySpace
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Faced a unique challenge with this concert. Mark Hall, lead singer (pictured), is ADD (he's very public about it). Any movement at the front of the stage distracts him and he forgets the words. I had to shoot the band from the back of the arena. Very glad that I had long lenses with me (I decided to pack my 70-300 before I knew I was going to need it!). This is one of a few up close shots I managed to grab of Casting Crowns - Mark Hall especially.
More to come tomorrow...